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Transformers Studio Series Dropkick Review!! I saw the Bumblebee movie and really loved it, but it did make me a little disappointed in this figure of Dropkick, who with Shatter was my favorite part about the movie, as this figure, as good as it is, doesn’t really look much like him. Sure, this figure still looks cool but he’s barely even the same colors as Dropkick from the movie, and I think he’s probably just based on concept art! Despite that I actually think this figure is pretty great! His helicopter mode is just so impressive, it’s so thin and compact and it’s hard to believe a substantial robot mode can even be created from it, I’m so amazed by it! Dropkick’s transformation is very complicated, and really doesn’t waste any part of his alt mode in the process, making for as filled out a robot as could really be made from such a delicate vehicle. Dropkick’s robot mode is similarly frail, but still very good. His proportions look a little strange, and I’m not a huge fan of the kibble hanging off is his arms, but considering what this figure has to accomplish, this robot mode is definitely an achievement. His articulation is great, and Dropkick just looks so cool in some really dynamic poses, especially with his dual guns, that can be used as machine guns or missile launchers in both robot and vehicle mode. Overall as a figure, Dropkick is pretty great. He may not have the greatest proportions but considering his practically perfect vehicle mode, that grievance is more than forgiven. Unfortunately, if you want a good representation of Dropkick from the movie, you might just have to wait until his car mode variant, if they ever make one. #dropkick#bumblebeemovie#studioseries#bumblebee#michaelbay#generations#transformers#thelastknight#megatron#decepticons#tf5#g1#g2#beastwars#ageofextinction#aoe#japanesetoys#autobots#optimusprime#titansreturn#poweroftheprimes#gundam#gunpla#combinerwars#machinerobo#bootlegtoys#knockoff#kotoys#collectiondx